It still crashes. Tried with a block of metal and some water, then just tried flooding the whole screen with it (water, that is). Of course, it might just not be uploaded yet....

Filling with the square brush seems to work fine, as you said. Filling, in replace mode, the new element (i.e. what you're replacing the target element with), with empty (i.e. flood deleting) crashes regardless of the brush used.
Will this fix the neutron fill bug too, perchance?


Perhaps ACID shouldn't dissolve things it can't touch? When separated by a 1px line/container of DMND, ACID still dissolved the INSL that was outside. Totally ruins my idea for an ACID-cooled reactor. (Though, to be honest, ACID really shouldn't dissolve GLAS either--that'd be useful.)


Perhaps we could also have a separate, more realistic THRM that, instead of instantly turning into LAVA, would spit particles of superheated BMTL (read: LAVA that cools into BMTL) everywhere, kind of like it was burning. Here's an example image of what I was thinking.
Either that, or perhaps an element that could be mixed with THRM to provide the same effect--presumably this'd be powdered aluminum oxide. I'm not totally sure how that would work, though.

Really? I haven't seen that. Acid seems mostly ignored in most of the popular creations. But if GLAS functioned kind of like INSL insofar as blocking the dissolving effect from affecting things through it, that would be useful.

i think that youre using dividing in LOVE, i maked LOVE out of screen and game crashed, i think its because dividing by zero = 2012

cracker64
i had a ubuntu long time ago but when i installed drivers ubuntu gonna wtf